How to battle distraction and maintain consistency in a crisis
John C. Maxwell says, "a distraction is something that pulls us away from progress and confuses us." Further, he notes that a distraction is the opposite of traction and identifies three main types of distractions during a crisis: mind wandering, negative thinking, and uncertain anxiety. In this post, we offer clarification on each of those three distractions and ways you can combat them in your efforts to regain traction toward your writing goals.
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